You're allowing yourself to be fooled by selected polls and news stories designed to make creepy joe look like the favourite. The important objective fact is that in every state, 50,000 people turn up to cheer for Trump with vociferous enthusiasm. Meanwhile a handful of people show up for Biden, and could be forgiven for falling asleep or just leaving due to his inane unintelligible shouting hurting their ears. That is the most reliable indicator of what the people who are casting the votes actually think. You can turn a blind eye to it, or attribute it to social distancing, or the Trump voters being idiot cult members or whatever else you like, but the truth will reveal itself to you on wednesday morning.
Trump needs to win so he can repay the billion bucks he owes to various people, banks and countries.
Yes.Do you have a list of the amounts, the countries, the maturity dates of the loans, and the method by which he will pay them off if he wins?
I'm expecting the analysis to show that it is the youth vote that wins if for Biden this year. Think of the huge support for BLM & Climate Change over the past 18 months - these are two huge issues that Trump is dead on. I think this year the polls will have it right.
I think Biden will win fairly comfortably. I'll go out on a limb and say he'll win at least one of Florida and Texas, too.
But I thought Clinton was going to batter him last time, too, so.
Trump needs to win so he can repay the billion bucks he owes to various people, banks and countries.
I can't remember if I've seen Weekend at Bernie's. Is it worth a watch, or a possible re-watch in my case?
Do you have a list of the amounts, the countries, the maturity dates of the loans, and the method by which he will pay them off if he wins?
I was looking at a list of loans, who they’re owned to and when they’re due, the other day.
Deutsche Bank appears quite a bit - and most are within the next few years.
No idea about his Russian finance.
Here’s a report in Forbes for you :
https://www.forbes.com/sites/danale...second-term-if-hes-reelected/?sh=db73a835f376
So they're all business loans. He's worth a few billion. If he put all of his net worth up as equity for his hotel in vegas, then he'd earn 10% on his money, which isn't great. If he put up only 20% as equity and borrowed the other 80% as debt, he'd earn the same 10%, less a bit of interest, and have the rest of his net worth free to invest elsewhere. So he's just being a smart business man. Yet the fake news would have you believe he's a penniless pauper that is desperately trying to win the election to pay off the debt collectors before he gets capped. If he doesn't feel like paying it back in cash, he has no problem laying off thousands of staff, liquidating the assets (which actually exist because he does real work, rather than fake consultancy work), and raising more than enough money to recover his equity and pay off the loan.